Team Falcons’ Malr1ne Names the Top Three Mid-Laners

Dorjee Palzang
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Team Falcons’ Malr1ne Names the Top Three Mid-Laners

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Team Falcons' Malr1ne shared his list of the top three mid-laners in the current Dota 2 scenario
The list did not include some known mid laners like Larl, Sumail or Yopaj.

BetBoom Dacha 2024 Dubai and DreamLeague Season 22 winner Stanislav "Malr1ne" Potorak of Team Falcons recently revealed a list of the top three Dota 2 mid-laners. This revelation was made during a post-game interview at the recently concluded DreamLeague Season 22 upper bracket final. Malr1ne’s list comprised some well-known mid-laners but he didn’t include himself in the list. Considering that he is now regarded as one of the best mid-laners due to his recent accolades, it was rather weird that he chose not to include himself in the list. But, this could be due to a moment of humility.


Malr1ne’s Top Three Mid-Laners

During a post-game interview at the DreamLeague Season 22, Team Falcons’ Malr1ne named the top three mid-laners in the current Dota 2 scene. He said “gpk is a very strong opponent. I would say he is in the top 3 midlaners right now – Nisha, Quinn, gpk.” 

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His list was as follows:


Nisha

Nisha (Team Liquid)

Michał "Nisha" Jankowski’s inclusion in this list is not a surprise as the Team Liquid player has been proving himself time and again as a competent mid-laner. Adding to his credibility, Nisha emerged victorious in the solo tournament at the BetBoom Dacha 2024 in which 40 players were vying for the title. Nisha, along with Team Liquid, has been securing a spot at the grand finals, tournament after tournament but can never seem to win them. Notably, Liquid was beaten to four tournament titles by Gaimin Gladiators in 2023. 

Speaking of Gaimin Gladiators, Malr1ne’s second pick was none other than Quinn “Quinn” Callahan of Gaimin Gladiators


Quinn

Quinn (Gaimin Gladiators)

Gaimin Gladiators’ Quinn who made waves in 2023 as a core member of arguably the best team of 2023 was picked second by Malr1ne. Quinn’s performance as a mid-laner has been noteworthy. His stellar performance even earned him an award nomination for the Esports PC Player of The Year at the Esports Awards 2023. Quinn’s inclusion in this list comes as no surprise, considering that Gaimin Gladiators won six major tournaments in 2023.


Gpk
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gpk (BetBoom Team)

Just like Quinn’s inclusion to the list was not a surprise, BetBoom Team’s Danil "gpk" Skutin’s inclusion to the list is also no surprise. Considering that BetBoom Team is the first team to qualify for the Riyadh Masters at the Esports World Cup 2024, there must be some respect put on gpk’s name as a core team member. During the interview, Malr1ne said, “gpk is a strong opponent,” to back up gpk’s spot on the list.


That was Malr1ne’s top three mid laners of Dota 2 and it certainly had justified names on the list. With each of these three players as the best mid-laners in their own right, these mid-laners showcase their world-class gameplay, strategies, and wits. 


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Dorjee is an avid Dota enthusiast, he has been playing the game since it was just a map in Warcraft III: The Frozen Throne back in 2009, he transitioned to Dota 2 in 2014 and can't stop playing ever since!